10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LABIATED»
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labiated in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Zoological Magazine: Or Journal of Natural History
OF all bears the labiated or sloth bear presents the rudest and most shapeless
figure. One might suppose that our great countryman Ray had had this species
especially under his' eye when he characterized 'F the ursine genus. The whole 0
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2
A New and Accurate System of Natural History ...
The flowers grow in spikes, and consist of a single, labiated, purple petal. The
flower-cup is short, and divided into five parts, containing four black, shining, and
almost triangular, seeds. It grows wild in moist woody places, and near the sides
...
3
Dictionary of the Welsh Language: Explained in English
Gwefiau ceimion, wry chops. Gweflaid,!./. — pi. gwefleidiau (gwefl) A chop-full
Gweflaidd, a. (gwefl) Like a lip, labiated. Gweflawd, s. m. (gwefl) A dash on the
chops. Gweflawg, a. (gwefl) Blobber-lipped. Gwefidew, a. (gwefl — tew) Thick-
lipped.
4
Modern Geography: A Description of the Empires, Kingdoms, ...
... or labiated plants, hold a conspicuous place in the English Flora: of these,
none, except perhaps the Digitalis (foxglove), deserve to be ranked among the
poisonous plants; a considerable number, however, exhibit a strong aromatic
smell, ...
John Pinkerton, Nicolle de La Croix, John Pond, 1817
5
Annals of Philosophy, Or, Magazine of Chemistry, Mineralogy, ...
All the ranunculaceaa which become double b the development of the threads
into flat petals have then common petals generally flat; all those which become
double by the development of the anthers into horns that are more or less
labiated, ...
On limiting them to the countries in which the number of the species is exactly
known, and by dividing this number by that of the glumaceze, the leguminous
plants, the labiated, and the compound, we find numerical relations which form
very ...
7
The London Medical Dictionary: Including, Under Distinct ...
Linn:'eus includes the labiated and personate flowers under the epithet ringcns;
but, by this means, some confusion is introduced. It would be better to style an
irregular monopetalous flower with two lips labiated ; those gaping and open, ...
8
British Encyclopedia: Or, Dictionary of Arts and Sciences, ...
The class of Didynamia contains the labiated and per'sonated plants. The
Angiospermia are the personated ; the others the labiated kind. In this order
many of the corollas are personate, or labiate, with lips closed; some, however,
have ...
Sp. Pl. 827, is a See BALSee Aurmurm ms' low shrubby plant, with small oblong
leaves,_ pointed at both ends. set in pairs without pedicles; at'the tops of the
branches stand woolly heads, containing small white labiated flowers, whose
upper ...
10
Philosophical Magazine and Journal
On limiting them to the countries in which the number of the species is exactly
known *, and by dividing this number by that of the Glumaceae'r, the legumiuous
plants, the labiated, and the compound, we fi-nd numerical relations which form ...
